Showing posts with label maine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maine. Show all posts

Monday, October 11, 2010

maine recap {portland}

Our mini vaca in Maine was quick, and mostly rainy, but fun nonetheless. Highlights from the trip (besides seeing my fam of course!) were the amazing restaurants we tried in Portland. First, we had a drink and a small mushroom pizza at the bar at Vignola, then an awesome dinner at Street & Co. (they have the simplest, yet perfect paper menu, not to mention the best lemon sponge pudding EVER) followed up by breakfast at Becky's Diner the next morning. I would definitely go back to all three, but especially loved Vignola for it's great interior and ambiance, and the stellar menu filled with organic cheeses, olives, pizza, micro brews and wine.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

weekend recap {maine}

C and I had a fun weekend in Maine... we stopped in Kittery for some outlet shopping then drove up Rt 1 to do a little antiquing. I bought a small 1880's Victorian table at the Blacksmith's Mall in Ogunquit that I'm thinking of painting in fun, bright color (pics later). I didn't take as many pictures as I wanted to - but I did manage to snap a quick one of the amazing lobster rolls we had for lunch! Thanks to Gigi for having us :)

Friday, April 23, 2010

hittin' the road

C and I are headed to Maine this weekend!! I'm so excited because we've been trying to plan this trip for a while now. We're staying at my grandmother's and on the way up we'll be doing a little shopping and antiquing. I'm going to do my best to take a LOT of pictures... I've been really lax on the picture taking lately - my camera is practically collecting dust. Have a BEAUTIFUL weekend!

Friday, October 2, 2009

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Monday, September 28, 2009

hallowell antique market

We drove up to Augusta today and on the way home stopped into the Hallowell (a small town nearby) antique market. Quality, selection and prices were pretty good - mostly wood with a few industrial/metal pieces mixed in. They had several mismatched antique and vintage chairs, trunks and wooden chests and one of my favorites - an antique drop leaf table that would be beautiful as a console. I bought a good sized vintage wooden trunk with brass details on the exterior - will add pics soon.

Friday, September 25, 2009

abacus calendar

These 11x14 inch posters would make fabulous (and functional) wall art in an office. They come in a set of 12 for $28. Artwork by Dana Heacock.

portland


Portland rocks. I stopped in Morning in Paris for a delicious iced coffee (some say it's the best coffee in Maine...) and fell in love with next year's calendar prints at Abacus. I also found a great vintage chair for my office - $14.99 at Goodwill!